Twitter and Facebook have hit the mainstream travel industry. The Danes have launched an entirely online campaign entitled 48hoursindenmark.com, in which they are promising a free trip to Denmark, for whoever...
created by Lyssky | 34 wks ago | updated 34 wks ago 197 views | 8 recommendations | 1 comment
Citizens On the Ground Raincity Studios Sino-Away-Squad of Scales and KK, are on the ground in Beijing to cover and participate in the Olympic experience as citizen journalism, technology experts, social pundits...
created by Robert Scales | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago 500 views | 22 recommendations | 6 comments
Imagine you just know where your friends & like-minded people are.
You can see what they see & discuss the same things. You visit a
web page and instantly hear what a group of your friends, experts and
other web users say about this site, page or topic. As you...
The English National Opera launched a blog based social media site
dripping with Web 2.0, AJAX and multimedia to support their production of
Bizet's opera Carmen, directed by Sally Potter. This is a very different...
created by malbonster | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago 520 views | 20 recommendations | 4 comments
Somerfield is the latest brand to join the big social media experiment. But it's the employees and not the marketing department leading the way. TheDailySocial.com's Tim Malbon asks, "How long will it be before someone topples a brand with social media?"
Pew Internet Life’s new report Riding the Waves of “Web2.0″, another investigation into the meaning of the term, doesn’t contain a lot of surprises, though you may find its conclusions controversial. I think it understands the ingredients of Web 2.0, but doesn't quite...
created by iandelaney | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago 691 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
I've been trying Alexa.com's traffic details graphing tool out on a number of London-based digital agencies. It seems to favour the ones that are blogging and doing a lot of social media at the expense of the ones doing traditional web stuff, regardless of size and billings.